Gato Barbieri Standards Lost and Found Vinyl LP RSD 2025
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Previously unreleased 1968 recording by cult Argentinian saxophonist Gato Barbieri for Record Store Day 2025. Limited edition 2LP set pressed on 180g premium vinyl - cut and pressed by Pallas Group, Germany. Gatefold sleeve with 12â size booklet, each copy hand-numbered + hand-glued photo on cover.
A rare and little-known previously unreleased session by Gato Barbieri playing standards as opposed to his widely known work within Latin and free form jazz. Recorded in Rome during Spring 1968, together with Franco D'Andrea on piano, Giovanni Tommaso on bass, and Pepito Pignatelli on drums.
*Limited to 1 copy per customer/household, multiple orders will be cancelled without notice.
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$33.36Gato Barbieri Standards Lost and Found Vinyl LP RSD 2025
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Previously unreleased 1968 recording by cult Argentinian saxophonist Gato Barbieri for Record Store Day 2025. Limited edition 2LP set pressed on 180g premium vinyl - cut and pressed by Pallas Group, Germany. Gatefold sleeve with 12â size booklet, each copy hand-numbered + hand-glued photo on cover.
A rare and little-known previously unreleased session by Gato Barbieri playing standards as opposed to his widely known work within Latin and free form jazz. Recorded in Rome during Spring 1968, together with Franco D'Andrea on piano, Giovanni Tommaso on bass, and Pepito Pignatelli on drums.
*Limited to 1 copy per customer/household, multiple orders will be cancelled without notice.
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Previously unreleased 1968 recording by cult Argentinian saxophonist Gato Barbieri for Record Store Day 2025. Limited edition 2LP set pressed on 180g premium vinyl - cut and pressed by Pallas Group, Germany. Gatefold sleeve with 12â size booklet, each copy hand-numbered + hand-glued photo on cover.
A rare and little-known previously unreleased session by Gato Barbieri playing standards as opposed to his widely known work within Latin and free form jazz. Recorded in Rome during Spring 1968, together with Franco D'Andrea on piano, Giovanni Tommaso on bass, and Pepito Pignatelli on drums.
*Limited to 1 copy per customer/household, multiple orders will be cancelled without notice.
